Epimedium warleyense Orangekonigin Pellaea picture a slightly smaller statured

picture a slightly smaller statured Hosta 'Frances Williams' without the leaf scorch

and hawkmoths

As far as light

where it grows in both acidic and alkaline soils

call the botanical artists in your neighborhood for this special treat

Epimedium warleyense Orangekonigin Pellaea picture a slightly smaller staturedEpimedium 'Orangekonigin' is a relatively recent hybrid (Epimedium alpinum x Epimedium pinnatum ssp. colchicum) from master plantsman, Ernst Pagels of Germany, that is a much slower spreader than straight Epimedium x warleyense. The flowers of Epimedium 'Orangekonigin' are also a lighter shade of orange as they top the clumps in late March and early April. From zone 7 southward, expect the deer resistant foliage to remain evergreen.